Sabrina Carpenter Brings Out Christina Aguilera at Her ‘Short n’ Sweet’ Tour

Nov 16, 2024 07:00


Christina Aguilera joins Sabrina Carpenter onstage during night one of her #ShortnSweet tour in Los Angeles pic.twitter.com/szvQG0xUUA
- The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) November 16, 2024
Sabrina Carpenter treats her fans with a surprise by bringing out music superstar Christina Aguilera on the first night of her ‘Short n’ Sweet’ tour in LA. The mother ( Read more... )

christina aguilera, music / musician, concert / tour dates, live performance, music / musician (pop), sabrina carpenter

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2_on November 16 2024, 14:17:07 UTC
is she on ozempic? she's tiny again

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thatcovergirl November 16 2024, 14:36:30 UTC
Probably that and a diet.

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__onthebound November 16 2024, 15:46:08 UTC
I think she said she was on ozempic? I remember appreciating her honesty like Oprah and Kelly.

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marzipanism November 16 2024, 17:17:25 UTC
I haven't found anything about her talking about this

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zibbydoo324 November 16 2024, 16:33:13 UTC
I believe hearing she’s on one of them. I think she has appeared in some ads.

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nebbysbag November 16 2024, 19:08:32 UTC
She’s done ads for Xeomin (Botox without as many additives). That’s the only injectable she’s promoted.

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nebbysbag November 16 2024, 19:06:16 UTC
She could be on Ozempic or a similar drug but she hasn’t revealed that she is.

She’s been working for like two years straight (recording, promoting, touring, festivals) and her trainer recently revealed her workout routine, too.

But slimming down is nothing new for her and something she’s done over the years, long before Ozempic became trendy to use.

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ivn November 16 2024, 21:28:32 UTC
Look, I have a real problem with comments like these, and let me explain why. First of all, I find it repulsive when people comment on other people’s bodies, especially women’s. Whether it’s in a manner that’s derogatory, speculative, or even laudatory-they can all be harmful. When someone comments positively on someone losing weight, they think they’re being complimentary, but they also promote the idea that this person is only worthy of praise and love when they’re a certain size. This accomplishes nothing but reinforce societal standards of how one should look like ( ... )

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lulufairybubble November 16 2024, 21:45:34 UTC

The rules are different for Xtina here bc of the stans of the other one. It's lessened for sure but the undercurrent is still there. You can see people reluctantly leaving positive comments but they still can't help but for there to be a slight bit of shade in them. It's pathetic tbh.

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pciam November 17 2024, 14:42:55 UTC
I’ve noticed this too!

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lulufairybubble November 17 2024, 15:04:33 UTC

You can tell it's like pulling teeth with some people lol

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queencersi November 16 2024, 22:13:59 UTC
Agree 100% with your comment!

I'm so tired of the commentary about Xtina's looks.
The majority of it is nothing more than a way to insult her without overtly doing so.

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2_on November 16 2024, 22:23:26 UTC
okay

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gossymer November 16 2024, 23:56:42 UTC
There have been multiple celebs who've been having weight issues in the past decade or more who have dropped multiple dress sizes specifically over the last year or two (Selena, Lana, Christina) but since no one will come out and say ozempic despite it being pretty obvious that it's one of the few ways ppl have successful managed to keep the weight off, we do wonder and yes, comment ( ... )

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ivn November 17 2024, 00:32:49 UTC
I can see where you’re coming from but it doesn’t change the fact that it’s harmful when people comment on other people’s bodies. It is at the very root of the problem. Some celebrities have gone out to say what they have done medically and surgically and while that is absolutely admirable, those who are hesitant to discuss their bodies should be allowed that agency. See, Christina has talked about getting Botox, she’s advertised it actually. If she’s willing to talk about it then, let that choice be hers. She’s been hounded so many times about being on Ozempic and she does not owe anybody that information, regardless of whether or not she’s a celebrity. Everyone has a right to privacy. Many non-celebs choose not to disclose their medical and surgical enhancements, and they should have that right. Let’s be real here, there is nothing productive about commenting on people’s bodies, especially women’s-it’s quite literally the problem. We now live in a world where medical and surgical enhancement procedures are very accessible because ( ... )

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valueablejunk November 17 2024, 00:32:29 UTC
The plastic surgery/bodyshaming of Xtina is so over the top and always nasty.
Even her makeup and skinnyness was often an insult.
For some reason, she is one of the few celebs that is mocked with it. It is so tired.

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